Introduction Plating of unstable OTA/AO 44-B2 equivalent lateral malleolus (Danis-Weber B)
fractures has been associated with pain, peroneal irritation, and the need for subsequent …

Objectives: To identify predictors of functional outcomes following treatment of ankle fracture
in patients 55 years or older. Setting: Level 1 Trauma Center. Patients/participants: Four …

Background: Although the medial clear space (MCS) is commonly used to assess talar
alignment and ankle stability, its measurement is variable with multiple reported normal …

Aims In order to determine whether and for whom serial radiological evaluation is necessary
in one-part proximal humerus fractures, we set out to describe the clinical history and …

Objectives: To assess the long-term functional and radiological outcome, as well as
complications and reoperations of ankle fracture patients treated based on stability …

Radiographic imaging is integral to the diagnosis and treatment of orthopedic injuries.
Previous studies have shown that orthopedists consistently underestimate the price of …

Objective: To assess the utility of outpatient postmobilization radiographs in the
nonoperative treatment of lateral compression type I (LC1)(OTA/AO 61-B1) pelvic ring …

Background: Post-splinting radiographs are often performed in patients with ankle fractures
to identify displacement that potentially occurs during splinting. The objective of this study …

Objectives: To evaluate and compare radiographic findings in supination external (SE) 2
injuries versus stress (+) SE4 injuries. Design: Retrospective. Setting: Academic Level 1 …

Objectives: To evaluate the perceived utility and associated charges of the anteroposterior
(AP) radiograph during rotational ankle fracture postoperative follow-up. Design: Survey …